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A rare opportunity to live in a fabulous residential conversion in one of Staffords most iconic buildings.Who would choose to live there. Its a poorly built building in a horrible location right on the dual carriageway
Yeah , my mate lived in the new one opposite Currys, said it was plagued with mould, although he was an early adopter, and did live in a bottom floor apartment before he was moved up, think he still left and just rents a house now instead.
A lot of people aren't in a position to own their own street like yourself.Who would choose to live there. Its a poorly built building in a horrible location right on the dual carriageway
So they should have to live in poorly built shite? Sounds very toryA lot of people aren't in a position to own their own street like yourself.
There's some shops and a pub around, a gym near by, it's walking distance to town, near the isobel trail and the marshes and it's easy to get to the M6.Who would choose to live there. Its a poorly built building in a horrible location right on the dual carriageway
That doesn't mean it's not poorly built and very close to a noisy dual carriageway. The fumes and vibration of the juggernauts alone along that road probably makes it unhealthy to live there and unpleasant. I guess they could get pissed every night and then not notice these things!
What like Wolverhampton road, Lichfield Road & Riding brook???
Try the Doxey Road too, we still get lorries, vans and buses chugging past us.What like Wolverhampton road, Lichfield Road & Riding brook???
And Eccleshall Road and Stone Road. The list is endless...What like Wolverhampton road, Lichfield Road & Riding brook???
None of those are dual carriageways?What like Wolverhampton road, Lichfield Road & Riding brook???
It'll be a cheap job of bricking up some windows, chuck up internal partitions, all bathrooms etc. towards the middle and each (studio?) flat gets maybe 2 points of outside light. The void below should make it great for energy bills!
Alliance Street is a diversionary route though isn't it?
4 lanes against 2 lanes of traffic, I'd prefer 2 lanes.
What's that got to do with anything ? Its next to a major roundabout. The speed (and therefore noise) of the vehicles outside the property will be nothing compared to to that travelling down Eccleshall, Lichfield, Wolverhampton, Stone Roads orRidingRising Brook...
Foreigners?
